by  Sarah Haas   

Many of us, especially women, turn to food when we’re dealing with emotions, stress, or simply trying to make ourselves feel better. By cultivating a compassionate and mindful approach, we can build a more positive, nourishing relationship with both food and ourselves. Aspire Magazine Expert Columnist Sarah Haas shares strategies to support you in overcoming emotional eating.

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Calorie-restricted diets are proven to fail. Eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Plan to have healthy snacks throughout the day. This is important, as skipping nutritious foods may make you feel uncontrollably hungry!

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